i just happened to read these airline promos which, in fact, i have always looked forward to chance on atleast, going home to batanes, my birth place perhaps atleast every 6 months.. my friends, who have always dreamed of coming to batanes has only but frustration when they hear of us the fare which costs around P6800 to sometimes 7000. just one way. i do appreciate that seair, is just the only airline that flies to batanes, perhaps out of pity but believe me, going one way ticket home at P6800 is just too costly.. we earn money just too hard to see our place.. my plea is, can this be adjusted to perhaps a lower price as many of my colleagues and in many walks of life dreams of coming to batanes.. or instead, going to hongkong is far more cheaper.. ito ay, idea ko po lamang.. pero, sana, hindi rin po kasi kami mayayaman pero sa kagustuhan na makita din namin ang mga mahal sa buhay eh,lalo na po sa maysakit na kailangan lumuwas ay mabigat po talaga.. parang nakasara ang mata ko kung bumibili talaga ng round trip ticket kasi, mabigat po.. pero yung 350 sa boracay.. almost 10 round trips eh, wala ng bibisita sa batanes.. may magagawa pa po ba? ....nagtatanong lang po..
Submitted by acporin_md on Sun, 07/12/2009 - 15:56.SEAIR extends 'P350 promo fares' to Boracay
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MANILA - Budget airline Southeast Asian Airlines (SEAIR) has extended its lowest fares promo to Boracay.
In a statement, SEAIR said that "from now until October 15, 2009, travelers can fly to the famed beach destination for as low as P350 all-in."
To avail of the promo, SEAIR said passengers "simply have to purchase their tickets online at www.FlySeair.com until October 15, 2009."
SEAIR also said the promo offers other advantages for Caticlan-bound passengers such as complimentary transfers from the Caticlan airport to Boracay beach.
SEAIR also recently launched SEAIR Travel Care.
"For a small additional fee, passengers are assured of a worry-free travel experience as SEAIR Travel Care provides travel insurance coverage for luggage losses or damages and other travel inconveniences. It is available online at www.FlySeair.com. SEAIR Travel Care is powered by Prudential Guarantee and Assurance, Inc. (PGAI)," the firm said.
SEAIR now flies directly from Manila to El Nido twice a week.
El Nido is a group of islands with good sites for divers and snorkelers as well as beach and island-hoppers. It has "over 30 dive sites and more than 50 beaches and hidden lagoons."
SEAIR also flies five times weekly to Basco, Batanes during the Batanes summer (June to August).
SEAIR is the nation's second-oldest airline and has flown almost 3 million passengers to local destinations including Puerto Princesa, Tablas (Romblon), Clark, Zamboanga, Jolo, and Tawi-tawi, the firm said.
SEAIR also offers flights from Boracay and Puerto Princesa to Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia.
SEAIR will soon fly to Baguio City and Masbate, the company said.
Go to www.FlySeair.com for the "best deals" or call (+632) 8490100 for more information.
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